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While I am still very new here, I have been chatting with a couple of members very regularly. My question, is there anyway that someone can check on a member that hasn't replied? I have seen a few threads where I felt they where feeling down on themselves for posting it in the first place and I have sent them a message just checking in and they haven't replied. Not sure if I am overacting (am told I do that a lot).
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Unknown userMember
Hey @Shaz51 , I've missed you too
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ScooSenior Contributor
Awww @Former-Member so many lovely welcome back messages and one from me too 🥰
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Unknown userMember
Thank you @Scoo xx
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
hey @Scoo xoxoxo
hugs @Former-Member 
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Unknown userMember
Hugs back xx @Shaz51
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ScooSenior Contributor
Hugs back from me too @Shaz51 ❤️
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frogSenior Contributor
Hey @Former-Member thinking of you
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Unknown userMember
Thanks @frog , love the username and profile pic btw
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WriterMelbSenior Contributor
Hi @Former-Member
Good to see you back. I've had a small break as well. Bit of a meds mix up for me. Not much fun. Nearly through it. Your doing better too?
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Unknown userMember
Hi @WriterMelb , thank you. Nice to see you back too.
Sorry to hear about your meds, I hope that improves for you. I'm ok, how are you?
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